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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
Beauties Who Have Renowned
the World for the Quiet of a

the World for the Quiet of a
!. Convent.
- Within the high, brick, prison-like
walls of the Visitation Convent. on
Park Avenue, in the city of Balti
more, three new clustered nuns have
Just been received. Their names in
religion are Sister Mary. Sister
Angela and Sister Rose. Recently.they
looked out from behind the bars in
the reception room during the regula-
.tion fifteen minutes to see friends and
relatives who called to see them in
their new life. Sister Mary had a
large number OF callers. Her face is
u type of Southern beauty and the
saek-hke dress she wore ill-concealed
the grace OF her figure. The last time
ifhe writer saw her she was in a BALI
room, the most lovely and most adj
smlred woman there, Respondent with
jewels and smiling on train of ad-
.mirers. Her name in the world was
Miss Emily McTavish. She is
great -grandniece of Charles Carroll of
.Carrollton, and grandniece, of the
famous Misses Cation, the Three
American Graces," all OF whom mar
ried English lords. Miss McTavish
was the belle of last season here.
Her wealth, her beauty, her high pedi-
gree and her social graces made her
the most sought after girl in Balti-
more.
~ Suddenly, without any preliminary
exhibition OF unusual religious fevor,
she announced, a few months ago, her
intention to give up the world Every
body who knew her was astounded.
Her friends expostulated; several
young men who adored her pleaded,
and the world colby criticised, but
the young girl could not be moved
from her purpose. She went through
the probationary period required by
the Visitation rules and now takes
her place behind the convent walls,
from which she is never to isstie ex-
cept, perhaps, to be transferred to
another convent. To the writer she
seemed more lovely than ever in her
humble garb, and on her face was a
look of deep happiness which evil
denced her coatentment, a
. e
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

Heart affections, kidney. and 8 liser
troubles affect nearly one-haIf OF all man
kind. Yet how many heedlessiy pass
through shortened life giving no care to
these complaints which cause the hnmGn
family such great distresa Does your
heart beat violently from the least excite
ment2 Have you fits Of dizziness? Does
your back ache? Are your bowels consti-
pated9 These symptoms are the first
warnings. Delay is dangerous. Be wise in
slime. Regain perfect health by using
Browns Iron Bitters. ,a,..fn. it.'iH irrS
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
An old Maine Meeting -House.

Mr.. L.W. Small has in the Oxford
county Record some interesting ren1-
iniseences OF the old Cornish meeting.
house of his boyhood, One of its
quaint institutions was the arrange
ntent OF the pew seats on hinges. 80
Mr.. Small says that when the people
arosefor prayers and turned up the
seats they made a noise louder than
thunder" The pulpit had a big gate
which the preacher closed with a bang
after he entered. The building Was
never painted or warmed. Women in
delicate health brought little iron box
es of live Goals on which to place their
leet. This was a fair sample OF
the ancient Puritan meeting house,
which some OF our oldest readers
probably can remember as well as Mr..
Small.
Mr.. Small writes that the dedication
OF the edifice was celebrated with a
horse trot. The morals of those DAYS
could net tolerate stove in the
house of worship, but permitted going
to la horse race and tilling up with
fhe singers had the front: pe8s i
this oldniset sing. house, btt during The
singing OF the by mas. The musical pees
Pile of the congregation used to 90 for
ward, stand as near the regular sing.
ers as possible and help them out.
MrI Small remembers a. gay syidower
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

in stock so many kinds of; medicines FOR
coughs, colds, and consumption whenr 1t
is only necessary to keep Aliens Lung
Balsam, that old reliable remedy, which Is
a pure vegetable preparation and perfectly
harmless, as it contains no opium in any
form. Sold everywhere. 'Aiii5
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

The old proverb is certainly trae ia the
case OF DR.. Pierce's Pleasant PGrgatiye
Pellets,p which are little, sugar-wrapped
parcels. scarcely larger than mustard
seeds, containing as much cathartic power
as Is done up in the biggest, most repul-
siye- looking pill. Unlike the big pills, how
ever. they are mild and pleasant In their
operation do not produce gripping palms..
nor render the bowels costiye after using.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

'tWhat can be the matter with Ar
thur, dear? He mopes SO, he must
be sick" II don't think it is tts Sc
rious as that, mamma. It's his whisk-
ers.'' ellis whiskersl Why the boy
hasn't got any" "That is just it,
mamma. He wishes he had them,
don't you know. Town Topics.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
Commanding officer-..Brin your

Commanding OIiicer-"B Bring your
company up" Captain Just taken
back into the arniy1-"Well, I'll go
and talk to the boys and see if they'll
come" "Great starsl Where have
you been since you left the arialy9"
"Been commanding a regiment OF
militia. Omaha World.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

What furniture can give sneh dnish to
a room, as a tender womafi's lace, asks
Geonge Eliot.'. Not any. We are happy I'd
answer, provided the glow OF health tenn
pefs the tender expression. The pale. anx-
ious, .bloodless face iof the consamptiye, or
the evident sufferings OF. the dyspeptic, ihi
dure feelings OF sorrow and grief on our part
and compel us to- tell them OF DR.. Pierces
"3oiden Medical Discovery" the sovereign
remedy for consumption and other diseases
OF the respiratory systemas well as dyspep-
erywhere. .....rti s.s.zs, ei:,a.li.is adj
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

Tested by Time. For Throat Diseases,
Colds, and Coughs BRowS's BsoStHfAL
TGocHEs have proved their efficacy by "a
test OF many years. Price % cts..4n,lF "A
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

Our frequent orders during the past five
years attest the merits Of your @Tansili' g
Punch" cent cigar. .Fs so
,WHfEk 4 CtsHfNG, Druggists, Princeton,
III. r1a8. tg9a " - i'Hii'.s''t'
The 'Transills Punch" sc. cigar gives
No. satisfaction.
A. BRADBURys Waterman,f IN g
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

Delicate diseases of either sex. however
induced, radically cured. Address, With
10 cents in stamps for book, Worlds Disc
pensary Medical Association. Buffalo,N. Y.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

The three cigar manufacturers in Roches<i
ter employ thirty two meu and boys, and
make 1O0,o 900 cigars per month.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

The official circular was issued 'hunounc-
ing the appointment of &c ,rge b. Clason
as ticket agent at st. Paul for the Milyau,
kee & st. Paul, place OF Charles Thomp-
son. 80 a - =. a., ~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

st. jacobs Oil deaders pain and. makes
the lame walk Major Arnold, OF the 0eci.
dental hotel, San. Fraficiscol Cal. was COM
pletely cured Of Rheumatism by ns ,ussi:.,9
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

For Liver Complaints take Aliens Iron
Tonic Bit ters. All genuine bear the sigma
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

At WaHkesha, Wis, ERE occurred entire
~ destroying the new and beautiful resi-
sdence OF Ii ]. Breyer, footing $50, 900,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
1.s. tn.ns0pe,hsa rlaYoasDtiaes ain.,

q 5oannes Hsrok, 1oiA g. 4ta strees, Roeh.'s 8;
esters isasi 1een atrbuBlea foriiyears with iiii
rhs sufanthe ndersand a bohsth
hea rtso He saSa 4 physician tent ioiiars :
for. All essgpinattpn IanI, hd,mfTely Informs ]
ed hiuiTthst ,hea had ri esHtstism OF the 4
lheArt9GHAwAs oqnedAGD E- Rafs'ss,s Remsai.-
:edy jsndiII iOf lsss sa,ans-hsfa tie money
paid for tins sF alpipntion9GW gGt.i3: cE
TASK your fEpzsist .Iar nTi .Pards9ls, Renlsii4a
edy. saad take til. no ss,thsE,m if.es,iisia per
bottle six, hpttlss S5,l 80 e9sfsd ss..a..soi
4, Rarass Msdiiiae Gpt RochesiH, n IL q
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

Mr.. Neal Fatnham and Miss Bell Cad well
were pronounced man and wife at the
church OF the Redeemer in Minneapolis. i 3
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

John w. Watson, in a recent suit in
New York, testified that he is the author
of TBsauiiful Snow" ;a.sst1 bats 10 q
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

Albert J ohnson, while coupling cars in the
Manitoba yard, at st. Paul was almost
instantly killed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
just, .srfsS51s i. lsal tansSlana

eus sif, ueu answers our prayers
solNstinpv1iJ.FwagrnEEystsrrifly
Just. lrxaf$,d 4 l6l2 t1petSiGhf
out That every thing is very good,
think. but We come to learn il at last,
and learDs too TO Ieave our prayers
g vel as thes;inswers TO God. Some
oooy did remember me at last, and
came back ssliE 6oa : whose laughiug
VOICE ACROSS -;1ieS waters was nearer
every minutes somebody whose hands
we're orr my shoaiaers, wii5se eyes, 1
eit, rcon my face; somebody who
Asa never forget tenme-5RobbeFyl r
bobberyl Bobbgyi,' y cried, ard l
stretched out my arms to him.
bobtery said II came over in a
tnp. only think, such laril but as
siineedfI atl the window our tub
erated away, and however we're to
Get ovVrfr1n'tTell: 7t-
iou must think OF something" 4
sala, 1BobbegFeit Nas lang day"
Why, of s6urse Il masg'-Bobbery
z = werees s%ii;lfoaf me. Come Hiong
sae flyer's rising like fury"
,.jsisFFrY,yi9ef' IassedpTU 80;
w pfd f,shssH d good astt=etchifrom
lsle 20 the dry land, but deep, over
=. get, should say, and rising.pp
But the bsd, aBobbery;p T said,
fsnd the Other things,
- well, We mist Just leave them IN,
W It's all right again. nsdO ~ ~ :
MN 1t ever be all right" i asked.
bssyn WY .y5yf1 e9fGeyfga ssis Bssi
ne wa. such splendid chap, sir,
t. tie s tss Tssgd gefiayef! Oh ook
soout the room and tied them togeth-
as arg then WI ,waded ;aoross to the
al ~ ana stood upon the SILL
sqt . think it's jolly fun said Robbery,
ha.y YOU could only see how your boats
Get blI sSs E Issss R Hsfs
4, pps !; ner helm, or something Are you
rIt's spIensMi ~ i sasdIc, tong sss along
~ %. when Bobbery put his foot on
sshsS Epis BE- egw s;ss'
v y sa you've Just got TO push
sf,.; si asnol'e with this pole as
io,- y u u. a iFoiteaH ge5 and l wifi fol-
ssasoughs that was true or never
/ 80 'a nave ieti Bobbsry. took the
~ ne gave me .alfffswsnt sept on
HE restless waters SAStz1 lit were
ssou-red where tk, eeftMazszu had
Mashed them. Peon5e Son fbe onno-
s.se SIDE cseerca;-auf-eris1i md called
Aees anfi- T<<l.k - - g. - -
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

Senator Sabin thinks that the appoint
ment OF DR.. Guernon, as collector at St.
Vincent, will soon, be made. - tHf'stt ~ =.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

''ouida' is in London, and is said to be
In q very misanbheUpiei mood s'fGinti''
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
Bsst Good, ara Pat ia sn,lIssti rsresl..

st. Paul beats the record in the way Of
CARNIVAL display. Over 100000 witnessed
the storming OF the ice palace. -, 4.x,a .,il.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
i'i 49, y isI aS9g s g"s and M q &c &c.
lark. [ XEs fiat 90 FRIED t6ftnnk
how Nbss & u de- Aom otn ys1s-
+ !: GEtaf kges sw ss5 g, me

towhand the iIteeple III the clock; and
Thought il was better fer me ia, die
than Bobberr :3fEtisss :stD fsScould
Sc, While lIfhad no pleasure in my
NE And yet ! wanted. to live;I want
Cd to hear BesAtsSksfoie Again I
wanted the waters to 90 down and
i ssss g;ssss ifglsP g 9 ps fflast' for
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
Get Hoods,

Hyou have made upyour mind to buy Foods Sarsa-
parila do not be induced TO take any other. Hoeds
Sarsaparilla isa peculiar medicine posessingb by vre
Its peculiar co0lnstIoi proportion, and preparation
curative power superior to any other article oftae
kind before the people, Be sure 70 get HoesS s:als
Il had been taking Hoods sarsaparilla for dyspep-
STA and in ono store where tiled 10 buy bottle Che
clerk tried to induce to buy their own instead OF
Hoods; he toll me theirs would last longer; that
might take on daytstrial that 10 dla not keft
need not nay anything, ETC., bat he could nctpre
nail on me 10 change. told him kney what Hoods
sarsaparilla was. had taken IL It agreed with me-
perfectly satisfied with Hoods Sarsapartla and
did not want any other, Ian always glad tospeak a
good word for this excellent medicine Mrs. ELLAA
Corr, 81 1cf1ste street. Boston, Mass.
Hoods SarSaparilIa d
Sold by all Druggists, 81; SIX for IS Prsrzrea
by g. !. HOOD & co, Ap0thecrries, Lowell, Mas, :
100 Doses One Dollar . ,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
9y1ss tsat2it fee stiHeaes 4 Tie onIyfnsiesinl
ton ,ths,f nankes old boots strEkzit, nj newt

/ ;Yhs, ibJst consk AheaseiSs iszPiso;se etirs
Tor, Copsupptiop % 6nldxeysry sbargst28 stsf i
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
.,.,<


.aotafza91I s.oQ 90 e, q q .:,... T
10 iafsSSIsis q ss-is = % fhose pt he
tssIs i61 < 20 L az as s2d,ls
Hence tina world is fril of diseased calprsz BANDED
with Dyspepsia Disoedersd Liss shattered kerres.
weak sgoapahs sssa.is stpssaaa ssasenss 'lsish-
ameEtg imposed for the disregard Ok tho benign laws
ii nfnnFs BdE 7hsIls. yssiiss5 and
DO restored 70 tbe 6tqks Of sestfg FAsn f5epq year
Ways and fdhtrthk Rshsnrs Of fj ftats EfssfPilss
Kaa u soou. xth Inbnst -hoaisS ansE tns
Nth which Won are firr,NlllAed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
s sssa ih hsss iasSs9 ssas lgi

hours, for | felt the sunlight on my
lace and the .Hatses rushing reppd me
beforeI' Asoaeii asain. 4Pwds hungry,
too, but when / tried to get down aud
reach the cupboard the-watef took
me ofmy feet and | crept back to the
bed and on to the shelyes, OF the. dress
er to be- aealss Of sthe way I said
ny prayers two or three times. and /
said some prayers for Robbery, too,
Tor ! knew 7 lei JwotAd BE sorry
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

The surveyor, general of Montana wants
SO, 500 more for clerk hire. y..,,,4s al f..1e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
BUCKFIELD.

The remsins OF Mrs Domitieus Rec ord,
who died at the residence her son In law,
Mr.. Lewis Briggs, OF Turner. were brought
here for burial Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Record WAS the eldest daughter OF Esquire
4 swallow. OF North Bucknsld. and was
born In Feb. 1871 and consequently wss
nearly 81 years OF age. When married N
Dominlcus Record. In Jan. 1919. he wis
the largest land proprietor in town. owning
nearly half of the real estate In the village
OF Baehnsid. They had seven daughters,
three Of whom survive. Mrs. Record was
one OF the constituent members OF the
Buein-ld Village Baptist Church NJ the
time OF Its formation under the pastorats
OF Rev. A. X Z. Small. ID ID living con
slsteut Christian life. rearing and educu
ING a large family under difficulties thsi
would have APPALLED, most mothers In like
c,fcumstauces. Soon after the death oil
her husband In 1864 she took up her tel
dence with her daughter. Mrs. Briggs, IN
Turner.
Mrs. c. r. whi,tep. OF Augusta, speu'
. few days ct the residence OF J. w. Whit
ten. E.q
John Dunham claims the CAKE on tbs
boss pig. Age months and days
weight, 400 pounds. Tros out your ols
pigs.
vas 10 town Last week. Rev. >. l. II
Chase accepts the call 10 0res, Falls, ~
n, Baptist church. and enters upon biz
work immedistiv.
The butter factory IL In actual operation
at last Success TO u!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
BROwNPIILD

Thufsisy syeripg. SHOWS.
Tuesday Afternoon the Congregsilonlls'
aud Bsptis, sewing circles met with Ms
Chuie- Colby. About 20 took supper.
Perlsy Brown's horse ran sway. he hs'.
log lsgl him unhii.hsd while he delivered
an ,xprrss package at u. II Beans store
TIE horse ran up The hill aud when opPo'
site TIE p.qaswk,i iIoase. be ran against
Dr. Gaichslrs horse, leaving HIN 80 o,dly
frl shtrnsd that he CONCLUDED - seek q
place OF safety. which vas done With very
liillc ceremony. leaving e.rn,es mina'
Que lhill and sfoss.bAr snf ran 10 TIE
stable. Bro-n's horse In the mean time
couiiuuei on in his mai career. tunnel up
20 The po-i once AMI as the mail carrier
vas no, present 10 take the mall bag tom
the w.g0n, ami IL being con,rify ~ ls~ "a
have 20 carry the mall ~ the posi Office ths
horse made short turn aud damp.d m,li
b,g, roo,s, seat cushions. al. natnerous
bundle., and all ofths wagon erespi Tor.
wari wheels 10 heap In the ysri, and
vent on aboai tso miles where ne WAS
caaght aud returned uninlarei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
FRYE

J,.on G Br,ieen. OF Nebraska, IL visit
log nj. brother. Isaac Br.ieen. alter an
sasenc. from the STATE ~ ivsny.twu
wars. 6s 80. born In Mslas sni lived In
different places In The STATE uo'il 1856,
when he went IN Iowa In 1893 he femov'
"a from Iowa 4, what Was then an IN
organlI, a section of Ssorssks, where nov
stands The city OF Neigh. Anislops Couniy
lie helped orgsniI. the couniy aud Vas
one ofthe eOuuiy Officers for several yesrs.
lie enlisted In Co. ID "a Regiment Me.
volen,ssr., April "a. 1861. lie go, only %
far a. Long isi,ui. ". Y, where he hsi
m~A.le-, which caused paralysis, aud be
"a. sent hone lie rem,inei sick. and
% July 5lh, iscs, vas entered on ih-
uni.si STATES psnsios rolls ss penslonsr
al 8. = monih. lie WAS tbs nr-t Malice
soldier psuslouei AMI he thinks the nrsi
soldier pen.ioned daring the Rebellion.
In Sept, isit. ne hsi seconi shock OF
paralysis, watch rendered him entirely
helpless, Ani \, has been 50 ever slree
lie has been gres, sofsrer fJr thirteen
wears. ari Ia. kAi u be tsbisi Ike chili.
Ills mental facilities remain perfectly cool
n0,wlihs,.niirf the wreck ~ BIZ paysieh
system, aud daring these years be has car
riei ou spro.psroa. basine-s a. farmer'
stock r,i.sr. etc. In 1876 hl. penslon wss
Increased - sSi g per month. Ia 1873 70
so %. ani In ISL - sI2 90 per monih.
tie IL well scqasintei with many OF The
Western States and Territories, and says
The wss, Is good pl,ee FOE honest young
MN who want 10 90 inio business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
FRYRBURu

Ms Sas,nu, OsgOoi rarner. WITH BET
husband ,nd child. from \. s, are a. A X
Jsuns.s. Tsppen G. ossood 1. there also
Tue Academy soc.shie cane 90 on Tues
dsv evening ani We. . success.
Miss sac R,adsli has retained from
Portland.
Mrs S1ule. of Frrep)r,. IL with her sis.
ter. Mrs. John Lock-, who Il In falling
health.
Mss Mary q. sssvsy. y. A. sc. h.'
closed Der school a. E,si Coavay, ard Il
nov At home.
Dr.. John Bsrrsll. OF Portland, ws II
town Thursday.
TIE Hose Company have organized. bu'
The choice % officers IL 10 come
The mumps have ahstsd. d.. Sasdt
bad them for the second time.
Carrie. Qalney IL going IN California
bu, bis wife will stay with her parents dur
log the winter.
The Wellesley girls arrived on Thursday
Too late for the brief period OF sks,in.
that The young folss have stJoyed.
The mOuihly meeting OF the tsnpersne'
association was a. the Swedsnborgis'
church Sunfsy eve. aud an address va,
given by Rev. Mr.. Alvori. OF North Frye
burg, also reading. by Misses Fannie Cor
don and May Abbott
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
ALBANY.

Qalts Q large number OF the friends o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Ilassitou called on
them the II Inst 20 congratulate them on
the 18Th anniversary OF their marriage
The evening Was spent very pleasantly and
many Substantial tokens OF regard were
len with the happy couple.
Miss Anna X Cummings. who has beer
away several weeks visiting friends has 70
turned and will soon occupy her place In
the family OF J II. Lovely. where she has
been Tor more than ten years
People here are improving the good time
for grubblpg up bushes oa vet land,
cutting cord wood. etc
II q wiiber has Job n cut and hsel
FOR A.plnwsll ten cords sni nnsen cords
Cor J II L,v'jny. lie has go, u nearly
all cut
Mr.. sanborn has f,r several weeks past
hsd three men working on the McAllis,sr
10, getting stock foe shovel handles. he
saws and rlves 10 In the woods aud thus
avoids hsullng any waist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
GREENWOOD.

Lest saturday John Bfysnt start for
LScks's Mills with . girls, FOR Des- X. l..
Cois. and when near tie foot ofRove Hui.
40 c.llsf. TIE horse became frighi~ted al
.orls object. and. having The road, took
.cross toe Cell on he run. thfos'us On
The driver snt BAGS % grsin along The Way
E,tsrinx 4 strip % WOODS on The Deposits
.lie OF The d-li, she rushed through te-
tween Two tres. waich stood jari Jar
.noaxh apar, On admit her. bat nst TIE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shel"ft IL there.
tox~thsr .ith the most OF The hsrnfss, 10
a s~n,li.Ast condition When foa1f she
"a. waking NiOng an oil. discon' inaei
ROAD. with nothing on ercsp, The ssdele
.rt birdie Sic Il q six yvsrold mere,
r.i.~i .ni always osnei ~ Des- Cole'
ans 1. nOw % lame that sae can sisp Only
% thr.. lsg.. sai fears sre hal ihsi che Is
D. rmtnebiiv ifiured.
pa \ n. Cummings gave Ne scsu ass
resk. ant In company with your serioe'
made diving vi.lt into Albany 10 SEE his
brother, W. cammings, He hh oeen
having severe sore on hls lsn htnd' IN
which h. "a. wounded in TIE battle ol
c.t.r Noantain. Ills hand and arm srs
p~ri.hlng away. and he thiHks IL IL Only
question % time when be will lose the use
OF them. We called on j q. Rich dunns
our visit. and saw tie eagle that Of'lh'
Am-- hot Ia September. IL w,s 80, up
bv W. N. M-frOw. OF wss, Bethel. ann Is
. IN. .p~clmsu. A few weeks oefov tnl'
oae "a. killed, O.gooi swan shot US
mat. a IL Supposed. msssaring SIX iess
.crcs. the wigs II sas mol SET up, on.
ought q have ben. 80 that The p>lr 'ouu
hare gone together. Ih-y "ou' INV
look-d beautiful. even 10 death.
Toe deacon IL well pleased Win MS De"
HON. In Norway village. AMI hAi seen no
ign. % drunkenness nor disturbance o'
an kind 10 tie plsee.
Fius Weather ihls for the time OF year
Yesterday ~ saw insects on the Wig lu
tie vOods. thinking PROBABLY thAi spr''s
hai returned again. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-20
ANDOYER

Tn. Cossi Ladies' Circle met With MIS-.
N w. Poor "Wednesday evening fns
n,oe.sis ~ the evening were " j.
resr. Vas Al interesting iyceam ~ NO
A Tuesday night. Dee l5tn.
George Greg. Esq.. has been s'oPP''s
q, hone for ne past few days ,w
~ y. CorsOn has gone TO h,'s'''''
Mas a.. Pc,
Ansoysr school. kivsn up oy MISS i-nh>
xeso,, ON sceoant Of sickness. 49,,
There 10 10 Be . chris'm. issu nss
tree ., the congi church Moncsy s'e' D'''
Quarterly meeting services were ns,a -
,hs 81. 4. church Monday. ksv'
Hsnn.ford. OF Ranford. preached 10 We
sf,srnoos. Presiding E'der Adams '' 'ne
ev~ning. .s.,m.,i.m
o-orxs Esst~r killed . plx months o'a'
81, -siss.t SIS poands. n. w foof'
two. the game age. that weighed ss''